Kiwy

SaaS founders, AI builders, and developers who want to monetize products today must assemble billing infrastructure themselves, including subscriptions, usage metering, tax compliance across countries, license key management, and secure digital delivery. Doing this from scratch means building complex billing logic, registering for tax in every country sold into, handling chargebacks and disputes, and manually chasing failed payments or churn. This diverts engineering time away from the core product and creates legal and operational liability for the merchant. Creators selling digital downloads and developers selling API access face similar friction around secure delivery, access control, and metered pricing.

Kiwy is a single platform combining subscriptions, usage-based billing, digital product delivery, and license key management with an AI layer aimed at increasing revenue and retention. It acts as merchant of record, meaning Kiwy is the legal seller, issuing receipts, handling chargebacks, and calculating and remitting sales tax, VAT, and GST across 135+ currencies, including strong GCC market support. Specific features include a customer self-service portal, smart dunning with ML-optimized retry logic for failed payments, real-time webhooks, a hosted checkout, and automated delivery of files and license keys immediately after payment. The AI layer includes churn-signal detection with automated retention offers, an AI negotiator at checkout, an agentic AI storefront, and a dashboard chat for analyzing sales. It also offers a typed SDK, API, and integrations aimed at developers and AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, MCP server, llms-full.txt).